According to Goutor, what factors account for the differences in labour and human rights activism in Canada and the United States in the 1940s and 1950s?

1. The 1940s and 1950s was a period of increased labour and human rights activism in Canada. What are some of the examples of activism that David Goutor identifies in his article?

2. According to Goutor, what factors account for the differences in labour and human rights activism in Canada and the United States in the 1940s and 1950s?

3. Why did the Ontario Human Rights Commission initiate a review of the Ontario Human Rights Code in the 1970s? Why does Jennifer Tunnicliffe argue that ‘the mid-1970s provided a particularly favourable environment for a review of existing human rights legislation”?

4. What issues and areas of concern did the public bring forward during the Code review?

5. According to Tunnicliffe, the new Human Rights Code was “an imperfect solution to the problems of inequality, prejudice, and discrimination”. How did the new Code advance human rights in Ontario? Why were some people critical of the new Code?